Talamati
This camp is situated next to a dry riverbed, however, the clay soil acts as a giant sponge holding vast amounts of underground water and keeping the vegetation lush all year round.
There are fifteen bungalows

that are situated along the dry riverbed.
The camp has two hides, one at the entrance of the camp, facing south and overlooking a floodlit waterhole...
I 2009 a leopard was photographed drinking at this waterhole at night - you can see the photographs inside the hide.
The second hide faces west and is located at the other end of the camp...

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